You’d think class sizes would be an important consideration for students when choosing a university, but universities don’t make that information public. They should.
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Plans to reward universities for excellent teaching could see a bigger role for metrics that track how students spend their time.
There are huge global inequalities in knowledge production and exchange. What drives this inequality and how can it be corrected?
If we want scientists to spent time sharing their discoveries with the general public, then we need to change research metrics to reward them for their efforts.
Perhaps we should excuse comments made during the 2013 federal election about “wasteful” and “increasingly ridiculous research” undertaken in Australia. The real shock was not that shadow ministers could…
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